Free will' can be experienced if ________. Option 1: we embrace our past experiences and conditioning. Option 2: we make choices without considering the consequences. Option 3: we let go of our ego, attachments, and fixed beliefs. Option 4: we accumulate more and more karmic imprints.

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CUET English - Free will' can be experienced if ________. | PYQs + Solutions

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we embrace our past experiences and conditioning.

we make choices without considering the consequences.

we let go of our ego, attachments, and fixed beliefs.

we accumulate more and more karmic imprints.

✅ Correct Option: 3

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